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Rotoscope Reflections

by Sean Moore & Miguel Miranda

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where do I sign off all creative rights? pens, forget pens better yet...sign in blood xerox formulaic teardrops "this terror of industry plastic wrapping and gloss-coated sleeves no reason for this idiocy!" drunk on the thought of artistic treason
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Vital Organs 02:47
tiptoed through dark matter and silenced the host is paranoid "of what may I ask? NOTHING!!" vital organs produce delivery of amnesty in the wake of she taunting touch will kill me...
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Four Canals 03:53
four canals pass through two hearts in symmetry bloodless solace and a weak-kneed precipitation the abiding souls, oh could we be tyrants of flesh-like hostility wake unto sewers, wasting a lake forwards towards backwards pixels and sprites we devote our lives
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old machinery death grips on a plea of fantasy sometimes, never, always make decisions now thinking absurdly to plot out my patterns my life has lost novelty
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bodies feeding seats vomit what we preach (purging our senses) wander without direction marching to a plastic drum (purging our talents) led by strings and paper books lines misquoted and mistook
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opening eyelids take in the sights rhythms lull receptors currents of clouds rotoscope reflections trace overcoat
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we confide in homes we can hide if given the room to dream inside a tomb waking never too soon I feel a tremor no one else feels
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Stillborn 03:32
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high tide summoning all life strange sky beckoning to cry two delinquent seas to carry asides for no one but mindful progress retire never had fire dull colours painting by numbers
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caught cheerleading for cause of fault fresh lies are adult caught sunbathing in twilight hour our errors tower alone taught the reader relinquish eyes death smiles, surprise! to run with a crowd die aloud! all legs with no hands applaud them!

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"Idiosyncratic local musician and former Heathen Sean Moore’s recent experiments with cerebral mood music have flirted with an overbearing profundity that, while admirable, seems to sacrifice cohesion for indulgence. The internalized atmosphere of self-released albums like 2007’s Tone Poems in Low Fidelity and Signs of Potential Life showcased his adept musicianship and effortless sense of pop songwriting hooks, but not until this month’s team-up with pal Miguel Miranda on Rotoscope Reflections has Moore so confidently led listeners through the slippery avenues of his personality.

From the poignant slow burn of “Four Canals” to the throbbing bemusement of the transcendent album closer, “Caught Cheerleading,” Reflections strips away every crutch from Moore’s melodic arsenal and bravely stands on its own, enveloped by gorgeous digital amplification, while the narrative builds.

Although heavily altered, Moore and Miranda’s Queen-like vocal harmonies remain intensely human. “A Tremor No One Else Feels,” for instance, kicks off in a lightly underscored a cappella, until their voices are joined by the bubbly incandescence of the keyboards; the line between raw confession and tech bombast is toed gracefully, then excused from the conversation. The song leads right into “Fuzzy Brichezz,” a sorrowful instrumental brimming with ideas but contained by a specific temper.

That’s the triumph of Rotoscope Reflections: Through his own steady growth (also visible earlier in the year on Moore’s contribution to WPRK’s White Album, in which his cover of “Julia” stuck to its interpretational expression brilliantly) and the addition of Miranda’s influence, Moore has finally expressed a single musical scheme that’s admirable as much for its restraint as for its wild accomplishment, something Moore has always possessed in spades."
~ Justin Strout, Orlando Weekly

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released May 5, 2009

All material created, arranged, produced and performed by Sean Moore & Miguel Miranda in Longwood & Orlando, FL from 2006-2008. Cover/Back Art: Miguel Miranda. Disc/Liner Art: Tele V. Cheeseburger. Photos: Kris Gruda.

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